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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1933

Page

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Roosevelt Completes Cabinet Sketch For New Deal

Washington reports President elect Roosevelt has assembled a nine man cabinet plus one woman, representing diverse party wings. The lineup includes Hull as Secretary of State, Woodin in Treasury, Bern at War, Walsh as Attorney General, Swanson Navy, Wallace Agriculture, Tartey Postmaster, Roper Commerce, and Ickes Interior, with Perkins Labor noted as the first female appointee. Selection aims to reflect farm and labor needs while incorporating insurgent Republican elements.

United Press Washington Roosevelt Republican Party Cordell Hull Tennessee Treasury William H. Woodin New York George Hy Bern Utah Alttorney Thomas J. Walsh Montana Wavy Clauire A.swanson Virginia Agriculure Henry A. Wallace Town Farm James A. Tartey DeMocratic National Committee Commierce Daniel C. Roper South Carolina Harout Ickes Bull Moose Miss Trances Perkins New York State HWW Woodlin Fokes Roper Deranee Tekes Chicago Waa Republican Élementa Rosevelt Interior Department Ne| Willfiil Johnson Galiforna Cutting New Mexico Senate Chasen Wilson Tariff Commission Internal Revenue Bureau Almas Dern'e Ming Owrter West Stoires Interliy War Department

Irate Farmers Routed After Blocking Sale

Nearly 1,000 farmers demonstrated against a farm mortgage foreclose sale in a Minnesota town. Armed deputies and police faced the crowd near the courthouse, a parley followed, and the farmers dispersed after a spokesman announced a Springfield conference. Snowball missiles and a courthouse storm ended the attempted sale in another Minnesota incident.

United Presa Kaneaker Ite McKinney Hendricks Kankakee County Miinvis Indiana American Legion Fred Winterscoth Sherith Albert Goodiiecht Avocompany Springfield Henry Horney Wairmont Minn

Three Hurt In Auto Crash At North Corry

Three persons were injured, none seriously, in a crash at the intersection of North Center street and Columbus avenue. Reynolds Fairbanks of 185 East Congress street and Miss Myra McLatchey of Titusville were the drivers. McLatchey’s passenger Mrs. Maude Stewart and a 12 year old girl were also involved. All were treated at Corry Hospital and later released. Police investigated. the amber signal was displayed as the Titusville car entered Center street.

North Center Street Columbus Avenue Corry Hospital Reynolds Fairbanks Congress Street Myra McLartney Linden Place Titusville Fairbanks Center Street Miss McLatchey Maude Stewart West Elm Street Betty Iinhear Linden Gourt Ifisvilé

Parisian banker dies with knife through heart in hotel death

Paris banker John R. Fell director of a Paris bank and prominent in New York and Philadelphia was found dead by a hotel call at a West Indies resort. A table knife pierced his heart. His wife Martha Fell, former New York socialite, was prostrated and unable to comment. The couple had arrived in the Caribbean in February.

Nes Unites Frese Solo Javi John R. Well Paris New York Philadelphias Fell Java Martha Ma!eeton West Indies Goat

Chile Shaken by Severe Tremors and Aftershocks

A violent earthquake struck Iquique Chile at 4am causing alarm as residents fled outdoors. Early reports noted no extensive damage, but a second tremor at 4:15am raised fears of interior destruction with walls demolished and many cracked.

Iquique Chile

Reopen Probe Into Death of Bern on Coast

Los Angeles February 23 The criminal complaints committee of the county grand jury plans to hear new evidence in the death of Paul Bern husband of Jean Harlow. The jury will decide if the case should go to the full grand jury. District Attorney Burin Fitts and chief deputy Robert P. Stewart attended the conference. W. W. Widenham foreman and G. Lawton grand juror were present. Miss Harlow’s attendance was asked and her attorney said she would testify if called.

United Press LOS Anghues Paul Bern Motion Picture Jean Harlow Criminal Complaints Committee Burin Fitts Robert P. Stewart W. W. Widenham Grand Dry G. Lawton Miss Harlow Lye Stepd Misa Harlow

Corry Woman Is Honored At Erie County Letter Carriers Meeting

Corry resident Dr Corry was honored at the Erie County Letter Carriers annual meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the YWCA. Officers including Mrs G J Hushington Albion vice president and Mrs Leo J Whiteman McKean secretary treasurer were reelected. Himer Shuey and Clyde Hall of the local post office were re elected president and secretary of Rural Letter Carriers Association of Erie County at yesterday's meeting in Brie.

Eric Corry Erie County Anxngry Organias Uon G. 3. Hushington Albion Leo J. Whiteman McKean Himer Shuey Clyde Hall Mrie County Brie

Secretary of National City Co.15 Quizzed On Stock Shorting

Washington feb 23 stock market investigator Pecora forced National City secretary Harry F. Law to admit the company sold its parent banks stock short during the 1929 boom. Law testified the firm borrowed 15 000 shares from Mitchell and later 30 100 shares, saying deliveries were filled whether stock existed or not.

United Press Washington Ferdinand Pecora National City Company Harry F. Law le Nest Power Hugh Jennings Pecora Atock Charles J. Mitchel National City Bank Hugh B. Baker Withstoria Pecora Law Pecota Dan Aales Pecurs Padtra Baker Mitchell Brookhart Repn Mitchel Atte IL Lt Uve

Thirty-day Sentences For Meadville Short-Change Trio

Three negro men named George Grogan Kata Thompson and Walter Trinh were sentenced to thirty days in jail by Alderman Schrubb at Meadville after larceny charges tied to a short-change swindle. They were captured at Warren and faced further accusations at another Meadville hearing. The men reportedly attempted to defraud three Meadville filing stations and one in Saepertown.

Meadville Rwo Warren Alderman Schrubb Meatville Alderman Keilbaugh George Grogan Kata Thompson Walter Trinh Saepertown

Pittsburgh Children Severely Bitten by Dog

A dog attacked a group of 15 schoolchildren in Hays Pittsburgh suburb, biting 10 before being killed. Victims include Willan Biraly 13 and Hilde Por Ux 18 as they were treated for bites. investigation underway to determine rabies exposure. shooter Jacob Hest 93 of Hays killed the animal with a shotgun and a pick handle.

Sss Pittsburgh Hays Jacob Hest Keliled Willan Biraly Hilde Por Ux MlAin

Labor Urges Tax for Unemployment Relief Fund

Harrisburg reports organized labor promotes a $10 million unemployment relief appropriation and backs a five percent tax on incomes over $5,000 plus levies on cigarettes chain stores railroad tickets public utility profits lubricants and manufacturing concerns to fund relief. The State Federation of Labor criticizes current proposals as politically imprudent and revenue insufficient and warns against Pinchots tax plan centralization.

United Press Harrisburg Organized Labor Ion General Assembly Pinshots

Lewis Clashes With Solon At Highway Probe

Harrisburg Feb 24 Rep Morton Witkin accused Samuel S Lewis secretary of highways of having hands tied by Gov Gilford Pinchot during the fourth hearing of the joint legislative committee probing road costs. After hours of questions Lewis objected to figures. Witkin challenged his statements saying he changed them after discussing with the governor. Lewis denied being fed or misleading and defended his record.

United Press Harrisburg Samuel S. Lewis Gilford Pinchot Morton Witkin Philadelphia Joint Legislative Committee Lewis Witkin Commonwealth Pinchot Willin Pennsylvania

Two Children Rescued From Fireswept Philadelphia Bakery

A two alarm blaze at L. Husk & Son bakery sent residents shouting to the street. Night watchman Benjamin Brauntetein found and carried 18 month old William Rodzewski and 3 year old Rose from a bedroom, both unconscious. They were rushed to a hospital in serious condition from smoke inhalation.

United Press Philadelphia L. Husk & Son Benjamin Brauntetein William Rodzewski Rose

Milon L Brown speaks to Kiwanis on prosperity and world trade

Milon L. Brown addressed Khyanis Chi members discussing Is Prosperity Around the Corner. He blamed overproduction under consumption and wealth concentration for the world depression and urged restored foreign trade by currency adjustments. He also noted Hoover and Roosevelt policies and upcoming Erie club bowling matches with Corry alahs. guest A H Stokes of Hamburg attended.

Milop L. Brown Khyanis Chi Lsbor Brown Hoover Roosevelt Ypenleet Eded United States Erie Club Corryalah A.H. Stokes Hamburg

Campbell Abandons Plans for More Tests

Sir Malcolm Campbell, at Daytona Beach, has abandoned plans for further tests after doctors warned his injured wrist could not handle the strain of gear changes in his powerful car. He will not attempt the standing mile record this year.

Library Circulation Reaches Across Corry in 1939

Corry residents averaged over seven books per person with a total library circulation of 61048 for 1939. Miss Marion Skla Morellan presents the report at the Corry Public Library noting January 1082 as the peak month with 4446 adult fiction volumes issued. Junior fiction totaled 1216, class books 579, and magazines 182. Subsequent months list circulation by category. continued on Page Six.

Corry Reagan Marion J. Sklamore Morellan Corry Public Library Elias Onmex Ainee

China Appeals to League to Avert War Amid Battles Near Nutting

China sent an appeal to the League of Nations to prevent a broader war, arguing that its soldiers will fight to the last. Reports from Nanking say Japanese bombing and heavy shelling met Chinese defenses near Chaoyang and Nutting as eight bayonet charges, machine guns, and mortars shaped the brutal fight.

Randall Gould United Press State Priping Nutting Nanjing Chaoyang Chaoyanji Nanking China Mic Lo Wen Kan League of Nations Geneva China League Tokio Slapan Lew Jadopis Tts Manchuria Nippon Deno Mews Javan Yosuke Matsuoki Ale Veady Committee of 19 Ele Japan Jehol Yasu= tun

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